Word: smoothly
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...observations on Schoenberg, who is somewhat easier to criticize on the basis of Monday's concert than are the Brandeis Players. Schoenberg himself would have been hard put to secure a more rigorous interpretation of the score than theirs. "Pierrot Lunaire" is complex and difficult; the Brandeis performance was smooth and professional...
...succeed him as boss of the Continent's biggest aircraft producer, the government last week chose Air Force General André Puget, 51, recently eased out as chief of the French General Staff for his foot dragging over De Gaulle's Algerian policy. It will not be smooth going at Sud Aviation either for Puget, a quiet, amiable St.-Cyr graduate. Though Sud Aviation made $8,300,000 last year, it has yet to recoup the original development costs of the Caravelle, and faces even greater outlays on the Mach 2 Super Caravelle, which it plans to turn...
...this production of ALL THE KING'S MEN. On opening night all the little scenes shot out of the back of the stage at precarious speeds, while the sets swayed and teatered precariously. But since then, the sets have been revised and simplified. By Saturday, the production was fairly smooth, though one still wonders why Mr. George Hamlin, Armistead, the set designer, picked such a technically complex play in the first place...
...Soviet Russia's smooth-stroking crews: the annual Independence Day regatta, in a sweep of all three international events -single sculls, double sculls and the eight-oared race-before a crowd of 50,000 lining the banks of the 2,000-meter course on Philadelphia's Schuylkill River...
...reverberations of the Gilbert crash echoed in Europe, where Eddy had borrowed much of the money to underwrite his scheme for seizing control of Celotex. In Zurich, darkly smooth Abdulla Zilkha, 49, an Iraqi-born financier who makes a specialty of lending money to would-be securities buyers on low margins but high interest rates, ruefully admitted that his firm had some $2,000,000 riding on Gilbert. "We won't know about our losses," said Zilkha. "until a post-mortem is made...